Music Review

Indie-electro trio Twist Helix’s debut album Ouseburn, is vibrant and an infectious release. ‘Newcastle’ opens the record with an intriguing listen. They made the album with honesty and relatable with cultural issues. Throughout the record…

Patrick Grant’s widely acclaimed album from 2000, Fields Amaze and Other Strange Music, has been remastered and rereleased, and it remains an avant-garde triumph with a bountiful creative spirit, especially as it relates to all things…

It’s hard to imagine how Liam Torres pitched the concept for Alien Country’s Like My Life Depends on It. But after listening through the finished product, it’s a bit easier to comprehend – this sci-fi country project isn’t as dangerous or…

Starfall, the latest offering from Dublin-based band Slow Moving Clouds is intriguing. Over the nine-tracks, the band combines soaring falsetto vocals, Irish and Nordic folk traditions with post-punk drones, and baroque strings. ‘First…

Like Lightning, is the brand-new extended-play from singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist David Kitt. The six-track offering is an emotionally heartfelt body of work. The title-track, 'Like Lightning', opens the EP. It previously…

Night Surf has released their brand-new four-track extended-play entitled Enemies. The four-track EP features ‘Reanimate’, ‘Sleight of Hand’, ‘Watersnake’, and the title-track. ? ‘Reanimate’ opens the EP with a bang. It hits straight into…

‘Too Much to Say I Love You’ is the electrifying new collaborative track by WeatheredMan and Danii Roundtree, taken from the former’s duet album. Described on his SoundCloud page as fond of playing with artists “way cooler than he is”,…

Out Of Luck, is the brand-new extended-play from alt-singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jack Ellis. The EP features five-tracks and was released via District South Records. Jack showcases his dynamic and heartfelt performance over…

Scenes, is the brand-new three-track extended-play from Irish musician PJ Galvin. The debut EP features ‘To Dry’, ‘Cold’, and ‘When I Get Old’. There is a great atmosphere throughout the creative body of work that truly flourishes from…

Indie/alt trio, The Slang, arrive with an EP that can’t be faulted for its studious replication of modern pop rock radio. What it can be faulted for is a glaring lack of identity on a well-trodden path; an accomplished replication that’s…